Sorry multi quote post
I think people are dreaming if they believe the Mac has enough life left in it to make it worthwhile for them to transition to ARM.
Hell, Paul Thurrott today published a story that Microsoft doesn't need Windows anymore. The point in the original article that lead Thurrott to write his opinion piece is bang on “nobody writes new applications for Windows anymore." Couple this with the fact Windows 10 is already confirmed to be the last version of Windows, and you can already see how this all plays out. The Windows everywhere company, a life without walls, is now actively preparing for a life without Windows. This is where we are at.
The same applies to the Mac. There's very little happening by way of new apps on the Mac. The most popular apps feel like they are on extended maintenance support at best, including Apple's own applications. Where iOS versions have been released, those get updated far more frequently with new features while the Mac stuff just sits there lagging far behind. Even Adobe seems to be pushing out a whole more stuff to mobile devices now then their bread and butter CC desktop apps.
If new software isn't being written that pushes the boundaries for better and faster hardware, the need for new hardware doesn't exist. And it also means you are wasting resources building new versions of Operating Systems if nobody is actively developing software to take advantage of new capabilities.
As I have posted numerous times, the performance gains people are going to see going from Haswell to Skylake are tiny. If you've wasted a full year and more waiting and crying for this update, you'll surely be asking yourself was it really all worth it - once you take delivery of your new machines? I hope the new Touchbar, Touch ID and slimmer and lighter form factor make up for it - but of course you'll also be compromising on fewer connectivity options and the loss of MagSafe.
It's really sad to see for those of us who grew up with traditional PC's and Macs, and still love them, but the ever-shrinking market means our preferred toys are already living on borrowed time.
This is one of the most depressing things I have read.
Though I do think desktop PCs / macs / and desktop operating systems are going to be a round for while still.
Except that a phone in 2016 as fast as a laptop in 2011!
??? you mean a phone in 2016 that is as fast as a laptop in 2016.
How big a job is it to buy one of the latest Razers - and make it into a Hackintosh?
It could be a major ordeal man. If you can find a guide of someone with that laptop(I haven't seen any), then you may be able to get everything to work. Every motherboard is different and is oftentimes tricky to get little things to work right, like ports, wake/sleep, wifi, audio. Also you have to be careful every update like 10.12.1, you will have to make a backup first incase, the update bricks your setup.
All this said, if you are feeling brave please do it, and post your results somewhere so others (and me) can do what you did.
The final said thing, that keeps me glued to actual mac laptops and not hackintosh laptops. Is even when you ave everything working, you will not get that razer blade trackpad to function like the apple trackpads do, thus giving a very different OS X experience.
Halt and Catch Fire for me just chilling...
Great Show! I am about half way through it
October 27
I only checked the October events but yes, it happened in 2010.
Thank you very much. I mean it thanks for digging that up.
So by this, I think we are back to the 27th as being the event date.
Apple's doing this on purpose. The longer we have to wait, the more we are willing to pay any price

I mean, How many of us will buy a full maxed out 15"?
This guy
Other tech companies release new products just to boost sales that quarter, without a vision for what the product or update should be. I am glad Apple is following the Orson Wellesian strategy of releasing once the product is finished.
Even if its boring to wait so long.
No. Stahp. It's not ok.
Its sad, there is so much opportunity for Apple to take a bigger share in the PC market with the Mac.
That's not Apple's Goal.
An event on the 27th is pretty much a certainty I think. The only question is will they have time to showcase some new Macs with all the other exciting announcements they'll have for us.
lol? like what
Thursday seems to be the most popular day for recent events...
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Thank you. a while back someone was saying that events are usually not on Thursdays. But I this makes me feel that there isn't really a day of week preference, just not Fridays.
remember my words. invites are coming tomorrow, the 13th October!
for an event on the 20th or 27th?
I think there is a good chance invites will go out next week for an event on the 27th.